Houston has set the standard for future Superbowls! Everything was well organized and everyone…read moreseemed to enjoy themselves. Getting there was simple. We took the Metrorail from Fannin South and rode it all the way to the Central Station. We then walked a few blocks over. We saw a few celebrities on the way which got us pumped for the actual event. Superbowl live is a free event which we entered first. So much to see and do for all ages. Same goes for the NFL Experience. When we got hungry, we hit up the food truck area about a block away and they had something to satisfy everybody's cravings. Great event!

Very disappointed, this is our 4th one and the autographs and entire event was not as organized…read more They don't communicate how to get tickets. Not as large and had wristbands but only one...

I know it is only August, but I figure I needed to review one of my favorite Halloween time events!…read moreIt's an event that should be marked on your calendars the day the event is over to attend the next year. It is the best "Zombie" associated event. The price is very low to be a part of a Zombie March through downtown. After the march there is always some kind of amazing band. 2 years ago they had spazmatics! 95% of the people dress up, and they go all out. Bring your cameras! I will dressing up and marching this year.

Came here at the beginning of the season to check them out for the first time. There wasn't really…read morea wait since it was opening night and so we were able to breeze through. The overall haunted house I felt was a bit cheesy, and not very scary. It's a good place to take kids though if you're looking for something a little more on the light side in terms of scare factor. I did enjoy that they have a selfie section set up with all kinds of cool props. I did also enjoy the axe throwing, zombie brain toss mini game, and zombie paintball activity. They have a Halloween store right next door as well, so you can also check that out while you're there and pricing is pretty decent there. Overall, I don't think I'd come here again as I prefer something scarier, but good place if you are looking for a family night out.

this is my first time ever coming to this place, and I really enjoyed it!!! I am not from the area,…read morebut I did see some clips on TikTok that made me want to come check it out, it did not disappoint ! I will definitely be coming back for the fun and the scares !

This a cool place to go race with the kids but they need customer service skills. I'm not sure why…read morethey switch managers to the lady the have but where the other guy that worked her for years They definitely need him back. He actually cared if you had a good time and helped you put a package together to best fit your needs. The people here now just stare at you and ask if you're ready. Why are y'all selling unlimited rides for 30mins when there's a 22 min wait to get on a go cart? Make it make sense..... *Updated I was not trying to get my son to ride a super car, she was NOT listening. My son is only 10 I would NOT want him to ride a super car. I was asking her to help with the package like the other guy would do... She was too busy putting on her lip gloss and fixing her nose ring to listen. Thanks

Fun place to unwind and drive sorta fastish....a couple of our carts didn't have much giddy up…read more But it was still great family time; fun was had by all! There's retro type arcade game machines inside plus snacks to buy. We went in the evening and the lines to the go carts weren't to long. I'll be back, for sure.

OMG! What a quirky and crafty artistic haven! Going there for the Zine Fest this past weekend, I…read morewas pulled in so many directions as I tried to take in as much of the art as possible on display. I most appreciated the logistics of the space -- ample parking, well-maintained bathrooms, working A/C, clear indicators of where all the booths were located, and even clear annoucements letting us know when the mechanical bull was ready to be challenged! The subtle interior design was a mix of an industrial concrete playgrounds meets adult Nickelodeon with fun, frenzy galore and highlighting community artists generously. I am so happy I finally got around to visiting and look forward to returning to attend one of their community workshop classes!

I must've came here like when I was five or eight years old I can't remember. That was a long time…read moreago. My uncle brought us here for some sort of show. I want to say it was some sort of doll show or art show I can't remember. It was years ago. Probably 35 years ago if I had to be exact. We're here we are again. On a cold winter day me and my girlfriend decided to to come check out the orange show. I'm glad we did. It's a very unique place. Lots of cool looking art. One of a kind. You gotta love Houston for stuff like this. Kind of gives you just that nostalgia feeling. I can't remember how long ago this was made but it's pretty old. I believe this is some sort of historical home now. Or a free exhibit for the community I can't remember actually but if you never been here before I highly recommend you come by and stop by and see it. Houston history.

My 2nd time here and although the concept, charities, band and drinks change a little each month…read morethey do this block party, it's still a fun time and all for a good cause if you support revitalizing the City. You can usually get lucky on nearby street parking if you come early enough. Otherwise, ride a bike here or park in the lot across from Sparrow. It is $3 before 6pm, $5 after 6pm. The block party starts slowly, but usually picks up and gets busy when the sun goes out. They advertise it to start at 5pm, but it really doesn't start til about 6pm. For food prior to getting your drink on, you can either grab tacos from Taco's-A-Go-Go, select bar food at Natachee's during their hh until 6pm or bar bites at Sparrow during their hh until 8pm. This time, Saint Arnold had the limited edition White Noise Wit Beer, which is only served at FPSF, but they made a ton extra this year for the festival so they are serving it at different follow-up area events until it runs out. They also served their summer pilsner. I much preferred the White noise. We sampled a few of the Honest Tea's from their booth and of course most of the Deep Eddy vodka cocktails, in addition to just straight vodka over ice. Not a bad vodka, especially for the price. They had a DJ playing some tunes and even a clown performing, it was quite interesting. If you haven't been to this event yet, you should definitely go next month!

Not bad event to go by every first Thursday here! You can donate some money and have chance to…read moretaste some free mix drinks!

The Humble Rodeo and BBQ cook off has been a tradition here in Humble, Texas since 1947 when it was…read moreorganized by local businessmen, oil field workers and local cattlemen. One of it's most important goals is to support the FFA and kids who are interested in raising livestock. Over the years it has grown but it still has a small town feel to it. It is traditionally held in early February and before the bigger Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo so as not to conflict. It is a 2 week event, the first weekend is for the BBQ cook off and during the following week local schools and students in FFA and 4H programs compete to have their animals they raised judged. The sales of the animals after judging helps defray the costs involved by the kids and the students who have grand champions will receive scholarship money after the auction. The event is held in the arena behind the Humble Convention Center. The second weekend is for the rodeo which starts on Friday and runs through Sunday. I went to the Friday night show, the rodeo starts at 7pm and is 2 hours of fast paced riding, roping and races on horses and bucking bulls. There are several events for kids like riding on sheep and the popular calf scramble. After the rodeo part of the show, there is musical entertainment with country western bands and singers. This rodeo still has a small town feel to it, the cost is pretty low for entry, parking is free and there are food vendors in the forecourt area.

A family friendly all Black rodeo event, Sweet Tooth Rodeo, presented by Sp5der, and the Bill…read morePicket Invitational Rodeo at the Monumental Plaza Garibaldi, 13700 Karalis Rd, Houston, TX 77047. Ample leg room, unassigned seating, and great views . Camera crew needed to focus more attention on entire arena on the jumbo tron. Instead, young ladies twerking in VIP. Rodeo tickets were $50. $30 parking fees 1/5 in large grass lot directed by attendants. Lots of police presence 5/5, several food vendors, great DJ, expensive merch that was flying, Photo Booth, and large tidy restroom. 5/5 Multiple rodeo announcers including Acynthia Villery featured on Great Day Houston, announcer trailblazer, cultural ambassador for Black rodeo life. Inducted into the Black Cowboy Museum Hall of Fame and 2 Presidential Lifetime Achievement Awards. Ladies Barrel racing, bulldogging aka steer wrestling created by Bill Picket, bull and horse riding. It was a fun event.

It was a great experience for our kids. They enjoy watching the bull riding show. It was hot but we…read moreknew in advance there's no a/c and we were ready for that. There's a lot of vendors to buy food and drinks.